Nautilus

''Watch With Extrait''
The Patek Philippe Nautilus 3710/1A is a distinctive and elegant luxury sports watch that was introduced in 1998 as a modern evolution of the legendary Nautilus 3700. Crafted entirely from stainless steel, it maintains the iconic porthole-inspired design created by Gérald Genta in 1976, with a 40 mm jumbo case and the signature integrated bracelet for which the Nautilus line is celebrated.

What sets the 3710/1A apart is its black dial with Roman numerals, a notable departure from the horizontal ridges seen in most Nautilus models. Most importantly, it features a unique power reserve indicator positioned between 10 and 11 o'clock—marked by a subtle "comet" hand that elegantly shows the remaining energy in the movement. This makes the 3710/1A the first Nautilus to include a complication beyond time and date.

The watch is powered by the Patek Philippe Caliber 330 SC IZR, a self-winding movement known for its reliability and precision. The 3710/1A was discontinued in 2005 and has since become a coveted piece for collectors due to its rarity, understated sophistication, and transitional role between the vintage 3700 and more complex modern Nautilus references.The Patek Philippe Nautilus 3710/1A is a distinctive and elegant luxury sports watch that was introduced in 1998 as a modern evolution of the legendary Nautilus 3700. Crafted entirely from stainless steel, it maintains the iconic porthole-inspired design created by Gérald Genta in 1976, with a 40 mm jumbo case and the signature integrated bracelet for which the Nautilus line is celebrated.

What sets the 3710/1A apart is its black dial with Roman numerals, a notable departure from the horizontal ridges seen in most Nautilus models. Most importantly, it features a unique power reserve indicator positioned between 10 and 11 o'clock—marked by a subtle "comet" hand that elegantly shows the remaining energy in the movement. This makes the 3710/1A the first Nautilus to include a complication beyond time and date.

The watch is powered by the Patek Philippe Caliber 330 SC IZR, a self-winding movement known for its reliability and precision. The 3710/1A was discontinued in 2005 and has since become a coveted piece for collectors due to its rarity, understated sophistication, and transitional role between the vintage 3700 and more complex modern Nautilus references.The Patek Philippe Nautilus 3710/1A is a distinctive and elegant luxury sports watch that was introduced in 1998 as a modern evolution of the legendary Nautilus 3700. Crafted entirely from stainless steel, it maintains the iconic porthole-inspired design created by Gérald Genta in 1976, with a 40 mm jumbo case and the signature integrated bracelet for which the Nautilus line is celebrated.

What sets the 3710/1A apart is its black dial with Roman numerals, a notable departure from the horizontal ridges seen in most Nautilus models. Most importantly, it features a unique power reserve indicator positioned between 10 and 11 o'clock—marked by a subtle "comet" hand that elegantly shows the remaining energy in the movement. This makes the 3710/1A the first Nautilus to include a complication beyond time and date.

The watch is powered by the Patek Philippe Caliber 330 SC IZR, a self-winding movement known for its reliability and precision. The 3710/1A was discontinued in 2005 and has since become a coveted piece for collectors due to its rarity, understated sophistication, and transitional role between the vintage 3700 and more complex modern Nautilus references.